EP1665823B1 - Systeme de cablage structure et procede de connexion par panneau de repartition - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a structured cabling system and to a method of patching a structured cabling system.
- Structured cabling systems enjoy extremely wide use for the purposes of providing data and voice services cabling within a commercial environment.
- a structured cabling installation comprises a plurality of rack mounted patch panels. Some of these patch panels will have cables connected to the individual jacks thereof leading to remote jacks at various locations around a building. Others of the patch panel will be connected to other fixed installations, for example a telephone switch system. Once all the fixed cabling has been installed patch leads are used to connect the jacks of respective patch panels to establish connections therebetween.
- the patching process has been slow and even if carried out with care by skilled staff has been prone to error.
- the patching information that is the instructions as to which jack is to be connected to which other jack
- the patching information have to be read by the operator either from a hard copy print or a computer as he makes each connection. This is time consuming and prone to error.
- US-B-6330307 upon which the precharacterising portion of claim is based, discloses a display panel overlay structure which detects when a plug is connected to a particular port by means of a proximity sensor, and further includes a visual indication means associated with each port which a technician can use to trace the opposite ends of a patch cable.
- JP-A-407335326 discloses a DIN socket which has a split can that is bridged when the plug is inserted into the socket so as to complete an electrical circuit.
- the method of the present invention is applicable both to patching of new installations and to the re-patching of existing installations, for example as a result of relocation of different departments within an office building.
- a structured cabling system comprising at least two patch panels each having a plurality of jacks, at least one patch lead having a plug on each end for connection to a jack in onr of the patch panels, an indicator means associated with each jack, each said indicator means being operable by an applied signal to provide a signal which identifies the jack associated with that indicator means, and characterised by at least two contacts provided in each jack which are bridged by a contact provided on the plug when it is connected to the jack so as to complete an electrical circuit, thereby providing an electrical indication of the presence or absence of a plug connected to the jack and further characterized by a continuity conductor which extends along each patch lead between the contacts provided on the plugs, which conductor, in use, operates to confirm full connection between a jack in one patch panel and its associated jack in the other patch panel.
- the present invention further provides a method of managing connections between a plurality of jacks provided on at least two patch panels, comprising the steps of providing a structured cabling system according to any of the preceding claims, actuating each indicator means in a sequence so as to identify pairs of jacks into which the two ends of a patch lead are to be inserted in order to effect a connection between said respective pairs of jacks, monitoring for electrical continuity between pairs of contacts in each jack in order to confirm the presence of a plug in to jack and further monitoring for electrical continuity between the contacts of the identified pairs of jacks so as to verify correct connection between the jacks.
- a central processing unit for example a laptop computer or a server
- the central processing unit guides the installer in his patching activities.
- the system when the system is initiated to commence patching it will identify the first jack to which a patch lead is to be connected and will activate the indicator associated with that jack to provide a visual indication of the jack in question.
- the indicator can conveniently be a light source, for example a light emitting diode. Upon seeing the light the operator will insert the plug at one end of the patch lead into the identified socket.
- the insertion of the plug will be identified by the central processing unit which will then deactivate the indicator associated with the first jack socket and activate an indicator associated with the jack to which the other end of the first patch lead is to be connected. Insertion of the jack at the other end of the patch lead will be detected by the central processing unit.
- the indicators associated with the two jacks can be activated simultaneously and then simultaneously deactivated once a plug is detected in each or each separated deactivated when a plug is detected therein.
- the validation of the interconnection of the jacks by the continuity conductor can conveniently be carried out by the central processing unit. Once the first patch has been completed in this manner the central processing unit will illuminate another jack and the operator will plug the first end of a second patch lead into the indicated jack. The process is repeated until the patching is complete.
- the means for indicating the presence or absence of a jack comprises the establishment, by a contact on the plug, of a connection between two contacts provided associated with the jack.
- the contacts may, for example, be in the form of a split can which surrounds the jack.
- the two parts of the can are connected to an appropriate detector circuit so that when the two parts of the can are electrically connected by the plug an electrical signal indicating the presence of the jack is provided.
- means are provided for creating a record of the insertion and/or removal of a plug from a jack.
- the record may, for example, be established on the computer which carries the patching data.
- the fact of correct insertion will be noted on a database.
- a record of this insertion will be created.
- a continuity check is provided within the system, the results of the continuity check will likewise be recorded on the database.
- means are provided for validating the records maintained by the database relative to the original patching instructions to provide confirmation that the patching has been correctly carried out.
- the system preferably may also be used to facilitate re-patching.
- a first jack will be indicated to show which plug should be removed.
- a second jack can then be indicated to show the new location of that plug.
- a database record and validation system for the re-patching will be established.
- the drawing illustrates schematically a single jack of a structured cabling system. It will be appreciated that, in practice, many identical jacks will be present in such a system. For simplicity, all jacks of the system should preferably be in the form of the single jack illustrated in the drawing.
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- Système de câblage structuré comprenant au moins deux tableaux de connexions chacun possédant une pluralité de connecteurs femelles (1), au moins un fil de connexion possédant un connecteur mâle sur chaque extrémité pour la connexion à un connecteur femelle (1) dans un des tableaux de connexions, un moyen indicateur (3) associé à chaque connecteur femelle (1), chaque dit moyen indicateur (3) étant utilisable par un signal appliqué pour fournir un signal qui identifie le connecteur femelle associé à ce moyen indicateur, et caractérisé par au moins deux contacts (5, 6) prévus dans chaque connecteur femelle (1) qui sont pontés par un contact prévu sur le connecteur mâle lorsqu'il est connecté au connecteur femelle afin de compléter un circuit électrique, fournissant ainsi une indication électrique de la présence ou de l'absence d'un connecteur mâle connecté au connecteur femelle (1) et caractérisé en outre par un conducteur de continuité qui s'étend le long de chaque fil de connexion entre les contacts prévus sur les connecteurs mâles, lequel conducteur, durant l'utilisation, fonctionne pour confirmer une connexion complète entre un connecteur femelle dans un tableau de connexion et son connecteur femelle associé dans l'autre tableau de connexion.
- Système de câblage structuré selon la revendication 1, dans lequel ledit connecteur femelle (1) possède une enveloppe divisée possédant deux parties (5, 6) qui sont électriquement isolées l'une de l'autre, le contact prévu sur le connecteur mâle mettant électriquement en contact lesdites deux parties (5, 6) lors de l'insertion du connecteur mâle dans le connecteur femelle afin de connecter électriquement lesdites deux parties (5, 6) et ainsi compléter un circuit détecteur connecté auxdites deux parties de l'enveloppe.
- Système de câblage structuré selon la revendication 1 ou la revendication 2, dans lequel ledit moyen indicateur (3) fournit un signal visuel qui identifie le connecteur femelle associé à celui-ci.
- Système de câblage structuré selon la revendication 3, dans lequel le moyen indicateur (3) est une source lumineuse.
- Système de câblage structuré selon une quelconque des revendications précédentes, comprenant en outre des moyens processeurs utilisables pour fournir un dit signal appliqué sur ledit moyen indicateur (3) dans une séquence afin d'identifier la séquence de connexion pour effectuer des connexions entre les deux tableaux de connexions.
- Système de câblage structuré selon la revendication 5, dans lequel lesdits moyens processeurs actionnent lesdits moyens indicateurs dans une séquence qui identifie des paires de connecteurs femelles dans lesquels, durant l'utilisation, des extrémités opposées d'un fil de connexion doivent être connectées.
- Système de câblage structuré selon la revendication 5 ou la revendication 6, dans lequel lesdits moyens processeurs actionnent des moyens indicateurs en alternance sur ledit premier tableau de connexion et ledit second tableau de connexion afin d'identifier, en séquence, un connecteur femelle sur le premier tableau de connexion suivi par son connecteur femelle associé sur le second tableau de connexion.
- Système de câblage structuré selon une quelconque des revendications 5 à 7, dans lequel lesdits moyens indicateurs sont utilisables seulement un à la fois, et lesdits moyens processeurs sont connectés auxdits moyens capteurs, chaque dit moyen indicateur étant mis en fonctionnement jusqu'à ce que ledit moyen capteur du connecteur femelle associé soit déclenché, auquel instant le moyen indicateur suivant dans la séquence est mis en fonctionnement.
- Procédé de gestion de connexions entre une pluralité de connecteurs femelles prévus sur au moins deux tableaux de connexions, comprenant les étapes consistant à fournir un système de câblage structuré selon une quelconque des revendications précédentes, actionner chaque moyen indicateur dans une séquence afin d'identifier des paires de connecteurs femelles (1) dans lesquels les deux extrémités d'un fil de connexion doivent être insérées afin d'effectuer une connexion entre lesdites paires respectives de connecteurs femelles (1), surveiller une continuité électrique entre des paires de contacts (5, 6) dans chaque connecteur femelle (1) afin de confirmer la présence d'un connecteur mâle dans le connecteur femelle (1) et en outre surveiller la continuité électrique entre les contacts des paires identifiées de connecteurs femelles (1) afin de vérifier une connexion correcte entre les connecteurs femelles (1).
- Procédé selon la revendication 9, dans lequel lesdits moyens indicateurs sont actionnés pour identifier une paire de connecteurs femelles (1) à la fois.
- Procédé selon la revendication 9 ou la revendication 10, dans lequel lesdits moyens indicateurs (3) sont actionnés un à la fois afin d'identifier un seul connecteur femelle (1) à la fois, les moyens indicateurs de paire de connecteurs femelles (1) étant actionnés l'un après l'autre.
- Procédé selon une quelconque des revendications 9 à 11, comprenant l'étape supplémentaire consistant à détecter la présence ou l'absence de connecteur mâle connecté à chaque connecteur femelle (1).
- Procédé selon la revendication 12, comprenant l'étape supplémentaire consistant à créer un enregistrement de l'insertion et/ou du retrait d'un connecteur mâle d'un connecteur femelle (1).
- Procédé selon la revendication 12 ou la revendication 13, comprenant l'étape supplémentaire consistant à réaliser un contrôle de continuité entre chaque paire de connecteurs femelles (1) lorsqu'un connecteur mâle a été détecté comme étant connecté à chaque connecteur femelle de la paire (1).
- Procédé selon la revendication 14, comprenant l'étape supplémentaire consistant à créer un enregistrement des résultats des contrôles de continuité réalisés sur les paires de connecteurs femelles (1).
- Procédé selon une quelconque des revendications 9 à 15, comprenant l'étape supplémentaire consistant à programmer des moyens processeurs avec une séquence d'actionnement pour les moyens indicateurs, connecter les moyens processeurs à un système de câblage structuré selon une quelconque des revendications 1 à 8 et mettre en fonctionnement lesdits moyens processeurs pour exécuter ladite séquence.
- Procédé selon la revendication 16 lorsqu'elle dépend de la revendication 13 et/ou la revendication 15, comprenant l'étape supplémentaire consistant à utiliser lesdits moyens processeurs pour créer le ou chaque enregistrement et valider le ou chaque enregistrement avec la séquence d'actionnement des moyens processeurs pour confirmer que l'opération de connexion a été réalisée correctement.
- Procédé selon une quelconque des revendications 9 à 17, dans lequel chaque dit moyen indicateur peut être actionné pour indiquer qu'un connecteur mâle connecté à un connecteur femelle (1) doit être déconnecté.
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